story: CHAPTER IV 
  
  The Princess looked up with ill-concealed eagerness as Forrest entered. 
  
  "Well," she asked, "have you any news?" 
  
  Forrest shook his head. 
  
  "None," he answered. "I am up for the day only. Cecil will not let me stay any longer. He was here himself the day before yesterday. We take it by turns to come away." 
  
  "And there is nothing to tell me?" the Princess asked. "No change of any sort?" 
  
  "None," Forrest answered. "It is no good attempting to persuade ourselves that there is any." 
  
  "What are you up for, then?" she asked. 
  
  He laughed hardly. 
  
  "I am like a diver," he answered, "who has to come to the surface every now and then for fresh air. Life down at Salthouse is very nearly the acme of stagnation. Our only excitement day by day is the danger--and the hope." 
  
  "Is Cecil getting braver?" the Princess asked. 
  
  "I think that he is, a little," Forrest answered. 
  
  The Princess nodded. 
  
  "We met him at the Bellamy Smiths'," she said. "It was quite a reunion. Andrew was there, and the Duke." 
  
  Forrest's face darkened. 
  
  "Meddling fool," he muttered. "Do you know that there are two detectives now in Salthouse? They come and go and ask all manner of questions. One of them pretends that he believes Engleton was drowned, and walks always on the beach and hires boatmen to explore the creeks. The other sits in the inn and bribes the servants with drinks to talk. But don't let's talk about this any longer. How is Jeanne?" 
questions: Who was looking for some message?
questions: Who did she ask?
questions: Did they have any messase?
questions: Did anyone obsturcting him?
questions: Who was that?
questions: Did he arrive early?
questions: Who did Forrest compared himself?
questions: Did he feel good about it?
questions: Did she ask anything about Cecil?
questions: What was that?
questions: Did she get any response?
questions: What was it?
questions: Where did they meet him?
questions: How many other folks were there?
questions: Who were they?
questions: How was Forest's response to that?
questions: Was he worried about somone's presence there?
questions: Did they talk about any spies?
questions: Who were frequenting Salthouse?
questions: Wher they enquiring about something?
answers: The Princess
answers: The Princess looked up with ill-concealed eagerness as Forrest entered. 
  
  "Well," she asked, "have you any news?"
answers: Forrest
answers: Forrest shook his head. 
answers: no
answers: "None," he answered
answers: yes
answers: Cecil will not let me stay any longer.
answers: Cecil
answers: Cecil will not let me stay any longer
answers: unknown
answers: unknown
answers: a diver
answers: "I am like a diver," 
answers: no
answers: "I am like a diver," he answered, "who has to come to the surface every now and then for fresh air. Life down at Salthouse is very nearly the acme of stagnation. Our only excitement day by day is the danger--and the hope." 
answers: yes
answers: "Is Cecil getting braver?" the Princess asked.
answers: Is Cecil getting braver
answers: "Is Cecil getting braver?" the Princess asked. 
answers: yes
answers: "I think that he is, a little," Forrest answered. 
answers: he is
answers: "I think that he is, a little," Forrest answered. 
answers: Bellamy Smiths
answers: "We met him at the Bellamy Smiths',"
answers: two
answers: "It was quite a reunion. Andrew was there, and the Duke." 
  
answers: Andrew and the Duke.
answers:  Andrew was there, and the Duke.
answers: his  face darkened.
answers: Forrest's face darkened. 
  
answers: no
answers: "Meddling fool," he muttered. 
answers: no
answers: "Do you know that there are two detectives now in Salthouse?
answers: detectives
answers: Do you know that there are two detectives now in Salthous
answers: yes
answers: One of them pretends that he believes Engleton was drowned, 